Play
Landscape (1989)
The latest production by Emergency Chorus takes place in apocalyptic Oregon, set sometime in a future of razed…
By Selina BegumCulture
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Play
All About Eve at the Noel Coward Theatre
There was a worry that when Ivo van Hove presented his adaptation of Joseph L Mankiewicz's film All About…
By Jake Cudsi
Movie
Piercing
Twisted and violent, disturbing and bloody, Nicolas Pesce’s Piercing manages to shock but doesn’t quite awe. On paper,…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Play
Tobacco Road
Valentine’s Day is upon us, so it’s no surprise the Network Theatre is only sparsely filled. Outside, couples…
By Daniel McLeod
Cinema & Tv
“Now more than ever we need portrayals of strong, independent, beautiful, complex and creative women”: A Private War director Matthew Heineman explains what drew him to Marie Colvin’s story
Academy Award-nominated and Emmy-winning documentary director Matthew Heineman turns his hand to narrative film with his feature debut,…
By Sarah Bradbury
Play
The American Clock at the Old Vic
It wasn't too long ago that the Old Vic nailed the Great Depression. 2017's lyrical, desperate Girl From…
By Connor Campbell
Play
Edward II at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
“Shall I still be haunted thus?” asks King Edward (Tom Stuart) of his rival Mortimer Junior (Jonathan Livingstone).…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Dance
Babylon Beyond Borders at the Bush Theatre
Babylon Beyond Borders is crucially relevant, raw, honest and poignantly situated in a divided and politicised present. It…
By Marissa Khaos
Musical
Can-Can! at Union Theatre
A loud “yeeeee” hurdles through the small theatre as four women, dressed in 1890s-style cancan outfits, high kick…
By Sophia Moss
Play
Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist
It’s so refreshing when something actually lives up to the hype surrounding it. Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad…
By Jonathan Marshall